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Landslide |
Lahar |
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| Lava
flows |
Pyroclastic
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Tephra |
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After
an eruption the gases have to settle somewhere. When large amounts
of carbon dioxide gas enters the soil when it rains, it sinks into
the soil. This poisons the trees and can kill entire forests.
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| Eruption
clouds have steam (water) and sulfur dioxide gas .These gases spread
across the sky and can kill people, animals, and plants. When it rains,
the rainwater picks up the gases and forms acid rain. Acid rain can
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A
fumarole is a volcanic vent that releases sulfur and other gases from
inside the volcano. |
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